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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-20
RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY. May 10, 1881,


COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Butter, Eggs. Fo,ols. Lard. Corn Hsal.
Butter Choice, family packed, 2ias5c. ;
prime. iGalsc.; poor 10 fair, I2< ai5c.
Live Turkeys lOc. per pound.
Live Hens: Ch0i,e, fat, 2iag7c. piece; old
COCKS and small hens, s3a2ic
Eggs: Fresh. Eye. steady; barrels and
boxes. l9c.
Lard: Country. &c., active.
Corn Neal; yOa55c. per bushel for country
Vegetables
Cabbage: new. Florida. S2sf, a barrel
Potatoes: lrish. choice, soc. per Dushel
for car lots extra choice, 9Oca .i per bushel for
small lots out store.
Onions slayJc. per bushoL
Beans: Hand-picked, new, sl.j0asi.60 per
bushel and scarce: mixed, siasl.g5 per busheL
COlcTed Beans: a. per bushel-
Blackeyo Peas: 81 per busbol-
Green Peas: Florida, siaki.JO a box.
Round Beans: flas2 a box.
New Potatoes: fSas7 barrel
Tomatoes: s2as3 per box.
Green and Dried Fruits.
Apples: Green, choice. siJOas5 per barrel,
active: good 70 fine. S3JOasi per barrel.
Dried Fruit: Apples-Sun-cured, bright
sliced, 4a5c.; Dark, 3sAc.; Quarters, bright
4c.; quarters, dark, 3c. Peaches-Bright, ia
BE: Dark, sal0ks.; Unpeeled-falyes, 5habc.:
Quarters, Sc. BlackDerTies, &c. ksspberriSs,
l0alic.
strawberries: Florida. 5ai5c. a quart as TO
quality.
Miscellaneous.
Beeswax: l9acDc. per pound.
Blackjack Bark R0ssed, sii per 30 pounds
black oak and chestnut rough, s. per 500
pounds.
Feathers; Prime live goose, 40s45c.; com.
men, 25c.
Fisxseed: siasi.0 90 nor busheL
Hay: No. timothy, ga; No. 2, $3.50;
mixed clover and timothy, ti0asis; clover, tiOa
Si2.
Mnl-onal: Brownstuff. $40 per ton; bran
$40 per ton; shipstud, ssOas2i per ton.
Baled Oats: 60a65c.
Roots: Ginseng, 81. 0Oasi.s0 per pound; Ssne
ca. free OF tops, 3Sai0c. per pound
Peanuts 4a4hc., active, IS " quality.
Rye; 5Sa60c. per bushel.
SuInac: Prime, i5c. ASi.
Shucks: 55a60c.
Baled Straw: 3sa3oc.
Tallow: 4a4kc. per pound.
Wool. Washed, Onasc. unwashed, stastc
BURY will bring from 10 &C. per pound les'
than the above rates
LUMBER, srAvrs. &C.
Lumber: White oaf. cut 10 order, si5asto pei
1000; on market, tQasi25o per 100; westorf
Virginia poplar, ti5atD per i,N0; West vir
ginia white pine. SSoa3b por loo; yellow
pias-zoash boards, ~; dry clear. tisasaS'
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A large and brilliant audience witnessed
the second presentation Of The Alikado'
last night by the amateurs, under The d.
rCciion Of Professor lntropidi. Misses
Leila Ballowc, Ida Outcali, Lillian Rosa
lind, and la Smith, aid Messrs. William
n. Sheryin, George a. Crump. James Il.
NormeHt, ". G. Mercer, G. Il. rrueman,
{. J.. Eubank, aud J. u. Newman acquitted
themselves most crcdI'ably in their re.
spocliye rOlCS, while The choru, did re-
msrkably good work in fact, manv OF the
audience who saw both performances pro.
ncuu,cd last nights an improvement on
That Of last Monday week. \ number Of
handsome floral testimonials were received
by several Of the performers. Professor
IntFopidi should indeed Toe Sratiiied at his
success IN producing such a tine per-
fDt M moo
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mptOn Normal School Com
meucement.
Try telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

FoRr MONROE, Va, May 19.-rhe niGe-
ieeuth annual commencement exercises Of
toe Hampton Normal school tbok place
to-day. They began with battalion iuspec-
ton, the young men turning out 300
strong, in new uniforms, headed by an eX-
cellent band. The class-roOms were then
opened. and illustrations were given OF the
practical course Of study. In the after
noon great company gathered in the GYM
naslum, where were rendered saluiatory,
yaledictory, and other addresses; also, the
presentation OF diplomas 10 the graduates,
seventeen in number. An interesting fea-
ture was the industrial exhibition. During
the school-year 700 pupils have been en-
rolled, With an average attendance OF 62S;
OF these III were Indians and the Others
coored. The effort TO establish a perma-
nent endowment.fund OF half million
collars has so far resulted in securing near-
" $4,000.
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Trustees Power 80 Sell Property for
ReinVcstsnent.

In The case Of Green rs. Claiborne, de-
cIded by the Supreme Court Of Appeals
yesterday, the court held that under settle
ment OF property upon trustee for The
benefit Of Mrs. Green, in which It was pro-
Nidod That upon the written aud duly Wit-
messed request of Mrs. Green the trustee
should have the power to sell the property
and IT invest the proceeds in other property
The power should be construed according
10 Il, strict terms, and not as authorizing
a mortgage 10y the trustee, although the
mortgage was made for the purpose aud
with view 81 accomplishing an invest
mont. And such a mortgage was set aside.
In this case Mrs.. Green's trustee. at her
rcques., bought fifteen slaves on long
credit. and gave a deed Of trust on tho
trustproperty 10 secure the purchase
money. In the deed the purchased slaves
were also embraced.
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ANDRFWS.-Died. at his residence, Marshall
street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
Nav 30. t>S1. NJ o'clock, Professor SOLOMON
ANDREWS: aged thirty years.
Funeral from the residence at o'clock TO
DAY friday.
MlLLEE-Died, on the 18Th instant. a. his res-
idcnrc, No. $50 west Marshall street. DANIEL
MILL ER. in the twolty-htth year 81 his age.
Funeral will take place from st. Marys
church SATURDAY MORNING. at o'clock.
Friends aud acqueintauces are especially IN
yited o. attend. -
ROSF.-ried. May 18Th. at 10 \. VI, a. the
residence of his son. y. X. Rose Beverly near
Reservoir street, ROBERT ROSE, in the eighty
first year Of his age.
The fJne-al will take place from The resi-
dcnce atfP VI. FRIDAY, May 10Th Friends
Of otanily invited 10 attend.
Washington papers please copy.
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Placed Under Bonds.

James Keys (colored) was before the POI
lice court yesterday morning charged with
stealing one suit OF clothes, valued at So,
the property Of Mrs. Sallc y. Martin. The
evidence failed to sustain the charge, but
Sergeant llaIce succeeded ~ showing that
the accused was an ex-cOnvict, and had
served atelm in the peniicntiary for larceny
committed in LyDchburg. He was dis.
charged from prison last December, and
has h,en living with Mrs. w. G.. Ferguson
for tie past three months. 1t was proven
that while he was IN Mrs. Fereuson's en-
ploy he committed theft. The Justice
committed him foytwelvr months in default
Of surety in the sum Of $500.
The accused ha' served term IN the
penitcntary and is hard character.
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Work oftbe AmbuIaucc.

Al O'Clock Yesterday morning the city
ambulance Or. Irving in charge was cali
ga TO LumpkiDs alley 10 a cOlorcd man
ramcd George Lightfooi. who had cramp.
lie was taken 10 his home, on Washington
street.
In The afternoon the ambulance was
summoned 10 Morton's llowcr-garden to
John ~toyail Ccolorcdi. who had cramp. lie
was taken to his home, on Cary street.
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MARKETS BY rELEa2Ars.
NEW YORK.

Nxw YoRK, May i9.-Cotton nrm: ssls.
1850 bales: uplands. lie. Orleans, ID J-l1f.
net receipts, 40 bales: exports-to Great I'M
tain. 500 bales: stock, 37i,1O7 bsies. southern
lour quiet. Wheat a shade lower and steady.
No. red, May, Soa9sc June, aj i.a96 i3-i6c.
July. s5Aag5bc. Corn hahc. lower, closing
arm; No. ,. May. a. ai>c. June. is'saistc.:
July, Is 15-iGal9i &C. Uat. shade lower; NO
,. May IS a33c f; June. 30 a&lc.; July, $40
33'.c. Hops quiet ani steady. Conce-fair
Rio strong at $40 80. options fairly active: No.
Rio. May, tl7.40ail7.sO: June, H77Oati7.9o.
Sugar steady. MOlasses firm. Rice steady.
Cotton-seed oil, S3,. for crude; 3gafHHc. for
refined Rosin steady az Sl.S2N asLH4. Tur-
pentino finn AT 3dkc. Hides unchanged. Wooi
steady. Pork unchanged and QUOT Middles
dun and nominal. lsrd-Mestern steam.
~ gsLass; May, tags; June. s5.s6at697; July,
f1.Ojss7E: August, 81. i3at7.lL Freighs dun
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, NAY l9-Cash quotations: Flour
firm. No. spring wheat. SsaSs &c; No. re1,
$40 No. corn. b as a.. No. oats, s9Ac-
Mess pork. i2l50. Lard, S662Nap65. short
rim sides Goose1, ,1.0jai7.l0. Dp-salted shout
dors Qoxed). S56Oafa.70. Sh0rt-clear siios
lboNedl, f1.a0af7. -. Whiskey. $40.
aaItpy Futures ranged.
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ter leads to the suspicion that the I've was
administered 10y 4 negro Girl. aged tea
year. The child's nurse. at the instance Of
4 rrgrp woman. the object Deiug 10 GRITTY
q erudgc against MIR. johnson.
he su,horities are quietly investigating
The facts, and 10 arrests have yes been
madr.
Toe Council Of the new town NJ Empn-
TIA. comprising the yiIlIgcs Of Hrss'ord
aud Bel6cld, IN GrcenSyile county, recent
Is chartered bv the Legislature. was organ
ized 10 day.
H. difficulty this evening Wesley Hall
fwhdcl was Knocked down and severely ia
iui,d hy George sherman (coloredl. S1cr-
man cyas arrested.
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MARROW ESCAPE.
A Child ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Case

Especial teIegrHIh % INC DISP"VH'I
PETERsBURG, VA, May 10 "A child OF
Mr.. PhilIp johnson, Of BeldeId, mario WY
escaped death day or two ago from eating
bread cooked IN vessel In which som
concentrated I've had been placed. Tue
child was very badly burned IN the mouth
and stomach. Another member OF the
family also partook OF the bread aud suffer
ed severely. An investigation OF the nat
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FrightfuI Explosion OF Nitro.GIy.
cerine.
[By telegraph to tho Dispatch

NINSEAPOLrs, MINI, May l9.-The Eve-
u,,.0 Journals Duluth special gives the
particulars OF an explosion Of four
ions OF ritro.glycerine eight miles from
that city yesterday. Nine residences
and as many other buildings were to-
tally or partially wrecked, and trees
IN the vicinity were torn into sbreds. The
shock aud CONCLUSION were plainly felt IN
Duluth, and many panes OF glass were
broken m 0netta, five miles distant. Loss
estimated at $4,000. No one knows the
cause OF the explosion.
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Assembly of Southern Presbyte-
rians.
by telegraph TO the DIspa.ch.l

IBy IeIegTaph 70 INC UI7Pa-Vu'I
ST. LOuIs, Nav l9.-The Assembly oil the
Presbyterian Church, South, met at Graud.
Avenue church to-day. DR.. Bryson, OF
Huntsville, Ala, the retiring moderator,
opened The session by a sermon AZ the
close OF these exercises officers were elected
for the ensuing year. DIR. Striekler, OF
Atlanta, was elected moderator. The ses-
sion then adjourned to give the moderator
Time to make up bis committees. There
will be q reception at the church tonight.
This session will endeavor to unite the As
semblies OF the North and South.
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when wilirhcy Adjourn:

There is enough important business to
keep the two houses employed until Wed.
nosday or Thursday; but iuaSmuch a.
Thur. day i, the elcctiOn.day in all the
counties, there will De q general eXOdu, Of
legislators from here before TUESDAY. In
fact after Mouday-uncsS important and
exciting BUSINESS arises-it Is doubtful If
either house can command \ quorum.
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Insa Night,s Telegpaphic FIa.hcs.

Last Nights TeieSDaphtc ffasheS.
All tho shoe-factories in Hayerhiu are run
ming as usual
The synod Of the Reformed Presbyterian
church opened in Philadelphia yesterday.
The UaH and the Globe Of Toronto don0unce
tho attack on O Brcn a. the work % rufiians
A puoiic meeting il to DO held at Hamilton,
Ont. 70 protest against O'Brlen'7 coming at that
place.
H. 10 Freycinet viii decide By saturday
whether he will comply with Presiden, Crews
request and form Cabinet
A deuutaiion OF English ladies' have prosent-
"a 20 the Irish members OF Parliament an al
dress deuouncing the coercion bill
Nearly all the large brick manufacturers Of
Chicago have needed the request % close their
yards. This will throw 1,0O men out
Heavy forest-nrcs continue 10 rage near Mar
1uet;e, Mich. Many narrow escapes have been
reported several lumber camps have been
burned.
Tho heaviest rain and ha;i-storm over
known about Ashevilo. y. c., prevailed yes
tcrlay. Much damage was done to property
in that city by rain and lightning.
William Fuller ,colored}, ariineryman, was
blown TO pieces yesterday In Savannah Ca.
during the firing Of salute by colOrei troops
i'm honor Of tho passage VI The htteentn
amendment.
General James l. Selfridge. one OF the heroes
Of the late war and q prominent citizen oil
Philadelphia. committed suicide yesterday
afternoon by shooting himself through the head
with revolver.
Judge Pardee, of the United States Circuit
Court, In a suit tried yesterday ia Atlanta, held
the Georgia local-opdOu law 10 be cOlst.tu-
ticnal. The case will be appealed 70 the United
states Supreme Court.
Tie viii IF Washington {. Depauw was pro-
bated ~ New Albany, Ind. yesterday. Il be-
quealhs 100000 to his family, and the residue
of his estate, estimated at s5,0OOOO0, Il devoted
~ benevolent and educational purposes.
a>--Er--~--s.@s<--~----~@~
when YOU 20 out OF town 10 spend The
day with your friends call at 1872 east
Nam and get your supplies from
JULIEN BINFORD,
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wife.nurder aud s.icide.

GALVESTON, TEX. MAY lS.--fra1ci'eo
stokes. deputy United States mirs'Id a
Garlic. In Zapa,a county. shot and KILLED
his wife yesterday evening, and immedl'
ately afterwards blew bis own bruins on
The cause of the awful tras 'dy Is alleged to
be domestic trOub es.
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RACES.
MILLINERY.

MRS. b. W. COSBY, sa.3s
W. having removed to her new store, 'reS22ss
No. 43i east Broad street. lnext door 70 her Old
ssand.) has Just received all the NOVELTIES
IN SUMMER MILLINERY. WIN Do pleased
% see her old customers and tho public gone.
rally. Prices 70 sdit AL. my i9-st'
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FatRi Derailment of Il sleeper.
fRv telagranh IN thu nsn.t.hl

DENVER, COL, May ia sleeper on
the Denver ana Bio Grande Sllt-Lake eX-
press was dcrailed near Salida at O'Clock
this morning. Grace Leslie, the leading
lady Of the Kate Castleton troupe, was in
stsntly killed. Dr. George Cox received Il
severe scalp wound, and Pullman. Con-
ductOr Aubrey was hurt about the head
and hip. Tue wounded were taken to the
compaDy's hospital at sahda. The sleeper
WIS badly demolished.
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The Ponc and Cnrdlnal GIbbons.

Rows, May l5.-Tbe Pope. after having
examined Cardinal Manuing's justification
OF Cardinal GiOtous's memorial in fayorof
the recognition Of Knights OF LIbor by The
Church. has instructed Cardinal Sime,nl.
nrel'c Of the Propaganda, to confer W ~
those Cardinals ard settle the question In
accordance y ith the views OF the NAticln.
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Duel ia France.

icy Anglo-American cable 20 tho Dispatch.l
PARIS, May ~ A duel has taken place
between Victor koning, husband OF Ma
dame J,ne llading. the well known French
actress. and LlcOur. Journalist. who had
written an article insulting 90 Nadine
Ilsding', reputation. iacOur was wounded.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO KARKEr.

NAY 70, ~.
Owing 90 increased breaks OF dark planters To-
baccO 50 los to-day Were rather moro difficult 30
make. and prices not quite so strong as last weok.
Most If san ping Is in high order, and cannot
be held without bordering. Sales Of o'hor
grades were unimportant, though there has
been fair inquiry Tor good medium old wrap
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-20

York, delivered ora,lops. The monument
was erected by Mr.. John g. Latham. OF
New York. formerly OF Iiopkinsyiiie,
surviving comrade Of those ShO he at Us
loot, 10 commemorate the virtue. Of The
COME deI ate dead.
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Confederate Monument Unveiled.
[Br ieleeranh 70 ana piapatch.l

LOUISVILLE, May 19.-There was un-
yeIled to-day at Ilopkiosyille, n.y., la the
presence OF great throng, the Lnham
monument In memory OF the Confederate
DEAD who sleep In the cemetery Of that littie
city. Hon. W. &. II. breckenridge aud Rev.
DR.. Deems, a distinguished divine oil New
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The Eighty Cuban Home Rule.

LoNDoN. May lS.-At meeting OF the
Eighty club to-day to determine the attl'
tudo 81 the club toward Mr.. Gladstone's
IRISH policy. li3 members voted in APP
proyi OF bone rule and against CO
ercior and jj yOled IN favor OF coercion
aud lpalu>t home rule.
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pennsylvania Legislature.
by telegraph to the Dispatch. J

HARRISBURG. Pa, May l9.-The Legisla-
ture has adjourned SINE ale. The House con-
cured In the Senate's amendments TO the
hill 10 regulate the employment OF labor
and 10 abolish the system OF black-listing
employees, aud the bill passed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-20

The following members Of the association
arrived Yesterday morning: Joseph Hodg.
son, Register, Mobile, Ala. Q. NJ. Hayes,
Age, Birmingham, Ala; II. N. Wiitse
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city Circuit Court.
PnIice Nnurt.

several unimpor;ant eases were consid.
cred ~ Ibis court yesterday and several
eases dismissed.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, May n, 1851.
OFFERINGS
CORS-l eco bushels white.
sAIEs REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.
20 sales reported.
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The Gar aud CzaFiBn.

IT PETERSBURG, May 1S.-The car anu
Czari.a arrived sc the city Of Noyo Tcber-
sask. capital OF The Don CO,slcks country.
tins morning. They entered toe town in
stale. aud subsequently attended divine
service 1t the cathedral.
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MILITARY NOTICES,
UEADQUARTERS FIRST BRI 4

1 EAlNlOA All ItC L lhOl Dhi
j GADT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS. =
KICHMoSg. Va, Nay 80. lsS1.-GENBRAL Or -
DEHS, 80 -: ~ command OF the Governor"
Of Virginia YOU will pnrade the FIRST REGl-
MENI VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS a. part of
the funeral esourt TO the remains OF your former
distinguished Governor and COmmander-iu-
Chiel. Malor.Gcreral WILLIAM SMITH, Of War
renton, W. the procession will form loft In
front facing south at .l5 T.. ". MAY 2OrH IN
sTANT. q. .iiOW5;
Troop =. First Battalion Cavalry, right rest
ing al Glace--trcct gate. Capitol grounds.
FIRST Regiment Virginia Volunteers on loft %
tho cayalry detachment
Richmond Light Infantry Blues. unattached,
on left Of the First Regiment Virginia F0lun-
tcer5.
Loe Camp Confederate Veterans, immediate
escort on mo loft OF the line.
The route Of march viii DO iakon up for Hot
lyW1od Cemetery
on arrival u the train, at 3lj r. ", AMI
ghilo the remains lie IN state at the Capitol,
Battery 4. FIRST Battalion Artillery, will fro 5
gun each nftoon minutes and twO-minuto guns
while the procession moves 20 the cemetery.
~ c0nlm8nd Brigadior-Coucral {. ). ANDER-
son. HENRY c. JONES,
my .O-lt Acting Assistant Adiutant-GoneraL
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ptLTIMnpY STOCK MARKET.
RICRmoNp STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, Mo. May l9.-yirglnla lO-i0s
with coupons, -. Bid today.
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IInrR-

We quote Fine, g.. 5Oa.27 IS: sapsrGae. So
e. extra, 3l5OakA75; family, tiakt - pa,oDt
family, country, sL5jaS.25
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FAIR.


+ a R.
FAIR AZ DEMONSTRATION METHODIST
CHURCH, % 10 held for number of nights
SINGING TONIGHT by Nix. GEORGE A.
CRUMP. REFRESHMENTS In abundance
Floral display magnificent FANCY Akrl-
Giles IN great variety. my 0-it'
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT or RICHMOND. MAY -, 1887,

Steamship Wyanoke. Hulphers, New York,
mcrrhgudiao aud passengers, g. ". Allen &
Co.. ugrf-e.
steamer Pioneer Hines, Philadelphia, ner-
chandi-0 aud ic15ensers, }. ". McCarrick,
agent.
steamer Ariel. Dey0. Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise and Passengers, l.. 3. To
um. agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-20

NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Exported for the Disps,chl
MAY ia-Ths market continues quiet aaa
steady and transactions light Prime, s4s
sc. fancy. ~. common. saSc. shelled. lass
factory hand-picked, SAsiac
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
[Reporssd for tho Dsp&tcr.l
NAY ia-M4rket quiet bat steady al quota-
tions sales aud receipts light Prime. skc.
extra prime, sAc. Fancy would bring tF<,-
ton higher.
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commercial. Chattanooga, Tenn; Thoms
W. campbell, Herald. yicksbufg, Miss.
To nAy'a fDocD.uup

Inc ctownirg excursion OF tbeir visit 90
Ilichmond viii be made 10 the Natural
Bridge to-day. A special train, generously
Put Of their disposal. win leave the Ritn.
mopd and Allcabany depot rbis morning At
S:3O G clock. The Quartetic Clubdnd Capliiu
RANK CunBiupham will enliven the oc"l.
sion' and several citizens Of Richmond will
accompany the party. II Z, expected that
The bridge will be illuminated, and \
CHARMING time Is anticipated.
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an~-~'-7l. SHs'SN|(| <N(|N<(~N0(
THE GIRLS OF THE FIRST
4 BAPTIST WILL HOLD AN ENTERTAIN
MENT in the 10 :ture-rOOm TONIGHT, consist
ing OF reciiafions and music afterwards straw
berries AMI ice-croam will be served. A boYy
OF lovely girls IN fancy costumes will aci as
waters No admission fee. my Zelt
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The council was called - order by The
Ristt Rev. =. NJ. Whitile, u. d., at il:1j
y. NJ.
Ai'cr reading the minute, Rev. NJ.
Tucker. Of Norfolk, presented petition
ftou s. Peters church, Norfolk county;
TO he sct apart 81 separate parish. Thi,
y n. -llnIrll 10 lha nLnnnr cnn1mlilnc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-20
NOvruEHN PRESS ASSOCIATION
Trip 60 -BuSineSs Trans
acted TO.Day's Programme.

Tie Southern Press Association made a
charming excursion 10 Norfolk yesterday.
returning % tie city ~ the afternoon at
$40 O'Clock. Governor Lee went down In
the special car With tine party. They were
received Ly q committee Of the Confederate
camp and Grand Army post and driven to
the Atlbtic Hotel. Ilelo they were enter
famed bv Nlr. Flyea.h, Of the P,,Jljc Led-
qer. aod Mr. Nottingham, Of the L1nd-
HurL.
The members Of the ASSOCIATION are great
}, indebted 10 the officers Of the Newport
News aud MIsslssipp.Naley railroad for
This delightful ex,ur.iOn, so generously
rendered and so effectively and pleasantly
carried out in every respect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-20
BUSINESS NETTING.

Tie association met at & L. N. yesterday
altef returning from Norfolk.
The Executive Committee was increased
20 twelve members.
Kew Orleans was selected a. the place
for The next annual meeting.
The Executive Committee was Instructed
10 meet IN New York city at 10 a. NJ. next
Monday al the New York Hotel.
The election Of officers resulted a fol-
lows.
President: II. X. Ellyson, Dispatch
Richmond, Va; Nicc.President. c. IL.
Jono, 1oafs- MON, Jacksonville. Fla;
Secretary and Treasurer, Adolph ,. Ochs,
Times, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Executive Committee: The officers Ter
CUci0j aud Patrick Walsh, Chronicle, Au-
4uslo, Ca; +. ". Dawson, News. Charles
TOD ;. C.; J. II. Esull. News, Savannah,
CA II. {. Hanson, Telegraph, Macon,
Ga.i l.. J.. Howell, Constitution, Atlanta.
Ga; ". W. screws, Advertiser, Mont
gomtry, Ala; George Nicholson, PiclyuHe,
New ORLEANS; Page NJ. Baker, Times
10 n0eiat New Oreans; James W. Lam
lllfIInTgf a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-20
COTTON REPORT.

COTTON REPORT.
Market nominal
QUOTATIONS.
GOOD MTDDLIsG.-iD ai5c.
NDpLISr. 10 j-i6c.
Low MIDDLIAG.-9 i3i6c.